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Retailers' Descriptions

Here's what other sites are saying:

Simple, light and elegant to use, Wild Country's Wild Wire's smooth action and Techwire gate makes clipping a joy and it's open shape and bow back sits neatly in the hand for all uses. As a hot forged biner, its strength is re-assuringly good and the Techwire gate - one the best solutions for a wiregate - means that it has a big gate open measurement for easy clipping. One of Wild Country's most identifiable and popular biners, it continues to be a great value unit and Wild Country's best seller, offering great value for trad climbing, sports and all-around use.

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CampSaver.com

A pack of five Wild Country Wild Wire Carabiners adds a whole lot of convenience whether you enjoy climbing trad, sport, alpine, or all the above. These hot-forged biners boast a surprising amount of strength for how little they weigh, and their wire gates, hooded noses, and large gate openings assist with clipping and cleaning no matter what you're climbing.

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Backcountry.com

Wild Country s Karabiner sets are a great way of putting a rack together, or replacing part of your rack and saving some money in the process. Each set is priced at a slight discount. This set includes 5 Wild Wire Karabiners.Features:Hot forgedTech Wire gateFull sizeHooded NoseHigh gate open strength3 Sigma RatedUIAACE EN 122757075 AlloyAll Wild Country karabiners are proof loaded to 10kN and 100% inspected by handSpecifications (per Karabiner):Weight: 42g/1.48 oz.Gate closed strength rating - 25 kNGate open stength rating - 9 kNCross gate strength rating - 8 kNGate clearance - 27 mm

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Second Ascent

Immensely popular, Wild Country's Wild Wire TechWire carabiner was one of the first wire gates to hit the market back in the day. Its hot-forged, bow-back design fits the palm of your hand while the TechWire gate prevents ice caking while reducing weight.

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Mountain Gear

Wild Country Wild Wire TechWire

previously retailed for:
$3.87 -
$29.95

The Wild Country Wild Wire TechWire is not available from the stores we monitor.
It was last seen
June 8, 2015 at CampSaver.com.